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International Journal of Punishment and Sentencing, Volume 5, Number 3, 2009

Fri, 5 Feb 2010 05:00:00 GMT

ARTICLES
CRIMINAL INJURIES COMPENSATION, VICTIM ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS AND RESTORATION IN AUSTRALIAN SENTENCING LAW (TYRONE KIRCHENGAST) p.96
THE RECIDIVIST WANTS TO BE PUNISHED – PUNISHMENT AS AN INCENTIVE TO RE-OFFEND (GABRIEL HALLEVY) p.120
BOOK REVIEW ESSAY
THE CRITICAL CRIMINOLOGY COMPANION (JUSTICE GILLES RENAUD) p.145

Original Law Review, Volume 5, Number 3, 2009

Fri, 5 Feb 2010 05:00:00 GMT

ARTICLES
A CHARTER OF RIGHTS OR A CHARTER OF WRONGS? (HON JOHN HATZISTERGOS) p.85
THE DISCORD BETWEEN HUMAN RIGHTS AND ANTI-MIGRATION (FREDERICK ODOUR) p.98

International Journal of Punishment and Sentencing, Volume 5, Number 2, 2009

Thu, 4 Feb 2010 05:00:00 GMT

ARTICLES
GRASSROOTS DRUG COURT POLICIES HAVE SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON RURAL BLACKS: ALABAMA’S ONGOING CONCERN FOR EQUAL PROTECTION UNDER THE LAW (Latasha McCary) p.49
A PERSONAL AFFAIR: MORAL OBLIGATION AND THE NEW COMMON LAW OF SENTENCING (Hans H. Grong) p.74

Original Law Review, Volume 5, Number 2, 2009

Thu, 4 Feb 2010 05:00:00 GMT

ARTICLES
COULD SOURCING FROM UNION SHOPS BE AGAINST THE LAW? (ALLIE ROBBINS) p.46
A JUDGE’S READING OF CRIME, ABORIGINALITY AND THE DECOLONISATION OF JUSTICE (THE HON.JUSTICE GILLES RENAUD) p.75

Criminal Law Journal, Volume 34, Number 1, February 2010

Wed, 3 Feb 2010 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL
The community interest in bringing suspects to trial trumps the right to an impartial decision maker — at least in Victoria p.5
LETTER TO THE EDITOR p.11
ARTICLES
Sentencing review 2008-2009 (Kate Warner) p.16
Identity theft: Aligning law and evolving technologies (Niloufer Selvadurai, Md Rizwanul Islam and Peter Gillies) p.33
Victoria's Legal Aid funding structure: Hindering the ideals inherent to the pre-trial process (Asher Flynn) p.48
DIGEST OF CRIMINAL LAW CASES p.64

Journal of Judicial Administration, Volume 19, Number 3, February 2010

Wed, 3 Feb 2010 05:00:00 GMT

ARTICLES
Judging, judicial values and judicial conduct in problem-solving courts, Indigenous sentencing courts and mainstream courts (Michael S King) p.133
The role of the Attorney-General in defending the judiciary (James Plunkett) p.160
Path dependency and the institutional litigator (Toby Blyth) p.176
BOOK REVIEW
Judicial Recusal: Principles, Process and Problems by Grant Hammond p.187

Building and Construction Law Journal, Volume 26, Number 1, February 2010

Wed, 3 Feb 2010 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL
Professional quality or cheap price? p.5
TOPIC OF INTEREST
The need for clarity in settlement terms (Adrian Bellemore) p.6
ARTICLES
Proportionate liability — its impact on contractual risk allocation (Owen Hayford) p.11
REPORTS
Interstar Wholesale Finance Pty Ltd v Integral Home Loans Pty Ltd p.30
Northbuild Constructions Pty Ltd v Discovery Beach Project Pty Ltd p.64

Sydney Law Review, Volume 31, Number 4, December 2009

Mon, 1 Feb 2010 05:00:00 GMT

Articles
Risks, Rights, Statistics and Compulsory Measures (Denise Meyerson) p.507
False Imprisonment, Fare Dodging and Federation: Mr Robertson’s Evening Out (Mark Lunney) p.537
Distinguishing Government and Charity in Australia Law (Matthew Harding) p.559
Reducing the Burden of Proving Discrimination in Australia (Dominique Allen) p.579
Case Note
Betting Across Borders—Betfair Pty Limited v Western Australia (Naomi Oreb) p.607

University of Tasmania Law Review, Volume 28, Number 1, 2009

Mon, 1 Feb 2010 05:00:00 GMT

Keynote Address
Sparing Parents Pain or Spoiling the Child by the Rod: Human Rights Arguments against Corporal Punishment (JOCELYNNE SCUTT) p.1
Articles
To Suspend or Not to Suspend: A Qualitative Analysis of Sentencing Decisions in the Supreme Court of Tasmania (LORANA BARTELS) p.23
Prejudicial Publicity: When Will it Ever Result in a Permanent Stay of Proceedings? (CRAIG BURGESS) p.63
Charting Opposition to Human Rights Charters: New Arguments or Recycled Objections? (GREG CARNE) p.81
Case Note
Fauna v Forestry: The Wielangta Forest Litigation (IMRAN CHURCH) p.125
Book Reviews
Implementing Human Rights Norms: Judicial Discretion and the Use of Unincorporated Conventions (SIMON MCKENZIE) p.139
Calling out the Troops: The Australian Military and Civil Unrest, the Legal and Constitutional Issues (SARAH BURY) p.141

Griffith Law Review, Volume 18, Number 2, 2009

Mon, 1 Feb 2010 05:00:00 GMT

Symposium: The Lex of Somatechnics
The Lex of Somatechnics (Joseph Pugliese and Maria Giannacopoulos) p.207
No-Bodies: Law, Raciality and Violence (Denise Ferreira da Silva) p.212
What is Due to Others: Speaking and Signifying Subject(s) of Rape Law (Penny Pether) p.237
Legal Responses to Body Burdens: Discourses on Low-Dose Toxicity (David S Caudill) p.259
Beyond the Script of Law: Dildos, Tranny Cops and Protesting Anti-Terrorism (Juliet Rogers) p.269
The War Against Animals: Domination, Law and Sovereignty (Dinesh Joseph Wadiwel) p.283
Reading the Evidentiary Void: The Body at the Scene of Writing (Trish Luker) p.298
Preincident Indices of Criminality: Facecrime and Project Hostile Intent (Joseph Pugliese) p.314
The Nomos of Apologia (Maria Giannacopoulos) p.331
General Articles
The Constitutional Power to Make War: Domestic Legal Issues Raised by Australia's Action in Iraq (Charles Sampford and Margaret Palmer) p.350
New Adventures of Old Pauline Law (Tawia Ansah) p.385
Fatwas: Their Role in Contemporary Secular Australia (Ann Black and Nadirsyah Hosen) p.405
Reflections on Transgender Immigration (Nan Seuffert) p.428
Employment Entitlements to Carer's Leave: Domesticating Diverse Subjectivities (Anna Chapman) p.453
Development in the 'First World': Alleviating Indigenous Disadvantage in Australia — the Dilemma of Difference (Odette Mazel) p.475
Every Body is Different: Regulating the Use (and Non-Use) of Cosmetic Surgery, Body Modification and Reproductive Genetic Testing (Tony Bogdanoski) p.503
INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS p.529

Australian Law Journal, Volume 84, Number 1, January 2010

Fri, 29 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

CURRENT ISSUES — Editor: Mr Justice P W Young AO
Happy New Year! p.7
Juries p.7
One judge or two? p.8
Frustration at trial failure p.8
Role of the leech in crime detection p.9
Criminal law: Making a risqué TV show p.9
An obscure directions hearing p.9
Norm & Narelle p.11
CONVEYANCING AND PROPERTY — Editor: Peter Butt
What is "parting with possession"? p.12
What is a valid requisition on title? p.13
Status of "holding deposit" p.13
Ouster of co-owner: A sequel p.14
RECENT CASES — Editor: Mr Justice P W Young AO
Ambit of authority under power of attorney p.16
Easements: Right to park p.16
Air crash: Res ipsa loquitur — Employee joyriding in aircraft p.17
What is a literary work? p.17
Religious discrimination: Jewish school p.18
Costs in criminal matters p.18
Trusts: When beneficiary can sue third party in own name p.18
Contract: Termination pursuant to term of contract — Whether damages claim for prior breach maintainable p.19
Declaratory relief: Claim by regulatory authority p.19
Set-off: Exclusion by agreement p.20
Landlord and tenant: Enforcement of covenants p.20
ARTICLES
CURRENT ISSUES WITH CAVEATS: A PAN-AUSTRALIAN CONSPECTUS (Lee Aitken) p.22
FETTERING THE FIDUCIARY DISCRETION BY AGREEMENT: BREACH OF DUTY OR COMMERCIAL REALITY? (Jonathan Swil and Roger Forbes) p.32
SQUARE PEGS IN ROUND HOLES: ARE COMPUTER PROGRAMS REALLY LITERARY WORKS? (Judith Thomson) p.50

Company and Securities Law Journal, Volume 28, Number 1, February 2010

Fri, 29 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL p.5
ARTICLES
Commercial trusts and securitisation: Lessons from the global financial crisis (Aakash Desai) p.10
Is ASIC sufficiently accountable for its administrative decisions? A question of review (Margaret Hyland) p.32
Litigation funding: Crossing the "cross roads" (Robert Baxt) p.54
COMPANY LAW - Robert Baxt
Director liability for corporate fault - Innocent until proven guilty: Why is this not the law? (Robert Baxt) p.59
CORPORATE FINANCE - Paul U Ali
Prospects for securitisation in transition economies (Cally Jordan) p.63

Journal of Law and Medicine, Volume 17, Number 4, February 2010

Fri, 29 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL — Ian Freckelton
Anglo-Australian coronial law reform: The widening gap p.471
LEGAL ISSUES — Bernadette McSherry
Incorporating carers' rights in mental health legislation (Prasanna Venkataraman and Bernadette McSherry) p.481
MEDICAL ISSUES — David Ranson
The Coroners Act 2008 (Vic): A medical investigator's perspective (David Ranson) p.487
BIOETHICAL ISSUES — Malcolm Parker
Four decades of complaints to a State Medical Board about graduates from one medical school: Implications for change in self-regulation processes (Malcolm Parker, Jianzhen Zhang, David Wi....) p.493
MEDICAL LAW REPORTER — Thomas Faunce
Should only pharmacists hold pecuniary interests in a pharmaceutical business? Attorney General (NSW) v Now.Com.Au Pty Ltd [2008] NSWSC 276 (Jatine Patel and Thomas Faunce) p.502
ARTICLES
Accommodating the medical use of marijuana: Surveying the differing legal approaches in Australia, the United States and Canada (Tony Bogdanoski) p.508
A right to die? Euthanasia and the law in Australia (Lorana Bartels and Margaret Otlowski) p.532
Advance directives and the promotion of autonomy: A comparative Australian statutory analysis (Lindy Willmott) p.556
Donor gametes and frozen embryos: Should there be a right to withdraw consent? (Ursula Adamiec) p.582
Separating conjoined twins: A medical and criminal law dilemma (Colleen Davis) p.594
Prospective application of a five-step regulatory assessment model to a proposed federal sperm donor registry in Australia: Is it in the public interest? (Neroli Sawyer) p.608
Queensland's proposed surrogacy legislation: An opportunity for national reform (Tammy Johnson) p.617
BOOK REVIEW
Dissection by Jacinta Halloran p.633

Australasian Dispute Resolution Journal, Volume 21, Number 1, February 2010

Fri, 29 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

CASE NOTES
Admissibility of evidence created for dispute resolution; the timing of an order for medation; and mediation media watch (David Spencer) p.5
ARTICLES
ADR processes and their role in consensus building (Hon Justice Andrew Greenwood) p.11
Why do students sue Australian universities? (Hilary Astor) p.20
Scope of the arbitration clause — recent developments (Peter Gillies) p.33
Mediation of complex commercial disputes prior to litigation: The Delaware Court of Chancery approach (Michael Legg) p.44
Mediation is good business practice (Michael Redfern) p.53
Lawyers acting as mediators: Ethical dilemmas in the shift from advocacy to impartiality (Naomi Cukier) p.59

Australian Tax Review, Volume 39, Number 1, February 2010

Fri, 29 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL
Changing taxes for changing times p.5
ARTICLES
A rethink of goodwill (Hung Chu and Wayne Lonergan) p.7
The proposed client-accountant tax privilege in Australia: How does it sit with the common law doctrine of legal professional privilege? (Andrew J. Maples and Michael Blissenden) p.20
Taxing virtually everything: Cyberspace profits, property law and taxation liability (Michael Walpole and Janice Gray) p.39
"Purposive" interpretation of taxing statutes — a critical comment (Terry Dwyer) p.61

Bond Law Review, Volume 21, Number 3, December 2009

Fri, 29 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

Articles
The Development of an Appropriate Regulatory Response to the Global Financial Crisis (John H Farrar, Louise Parsons and Pieter I Joubert) p.1
Comparative Law as an Instrument in Transnational Law: the example of petroleum regulation (Tina Hunter) p.42
The Independence of a Securities Market Regulator: the case of the State Securities Commission of Vietnam (Toan Le Minh and Gordon Walker) p.81
Human Rights Implications of Climate Change Induced Displacement (Mostafa Mahmud Naser and Tanzim Afroz) p.139
Hypothetical: potential problems of a student visa (Megumi Ogawa) p.154
A Reflection on the Bond Model of Teaching (Lee Stuesser) p.164
Entering an era of research ranking—will innovation and diversity survive? (Dan Svantesson and Paul White) p.173
Reform of the Civil Justice System two decades past—implications for the legal profession and for law teachers (Bobette Wolski) p.192

International Journal of Law & Education, Volume 14, Number 1, 2009

Fri, 29 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL p.3
ARTICLES
Unfair, Unlawful, Or Just Unhappy? Issues Surrounding Complaints of Discrimination Made by Students Against Their Universities in Australia (Sally Varnham & Patty Kamvounias) p.5
Educational Accountability — Do Tertiary Students Need More Academic Protection in New Zealand? (Pheh Hoon Lim & Juliet Hyatt) p.23
School Prospectuses and the Potential Liability of Private Schools Under Section 52 of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) (Joan Squelch & Lisa Goldacre) p.39
Public Education, Curricular Control & Conflicts of Rights (Paul T. Clarke) p.51
The Rise and Decline of Constitutionally Protected Religious Speech in the United States (Ralph D. Mawdsley) p.71
OPINION
Behaviour Disorders and Teacher Negligence (Gordon Tait) p.93
BOOK REVIEW p.103

Journal Jurisprudence, Volume 4, 2009

Thu, 28 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

Call For Papers p.270
Subscription Information p.272
Editorial (Aron Ping D'Souza) p.273
The Cultural Offense: How Ρlaintiffs Use Cultural Claims in U.S. Courts (Brooke Glass-O'Shea) p.275
The Influence of Franz Kafka on American Juırsprudence (Jonathan Blackmore) p.307
Teaching the Law of Wrongs without Searching for What is Right (Robert L. McFarland) p.323
Law and Decision Making: Incorporating Internal Harm into Rational Choice Theory (Joshua Masters) p.354

Corporate Governance eJournal, 2009

Thu, 28 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

Corporate Class Actions - A Primer (Victoria S. Baumfield)
The Checks and Balances of Good Corporate Governance (John Lessing)
Corporate Social Responsibility – A Well-Meaning But Unworkable Concept (Bruce Welling)

Sports Law eJournal, 2009

Thu, 28 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

Restraint of Trade Law in Sport (James Johnson)

Journal of the Australasian Tax Teachers Association, Volume 4, Number 1, 2009

Thu, 28 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

TAX DISPUTES IN NEW ZEALAND (Hon Justice William Young)
SUSTAINING GOOD PRACTICE TAX ADMINISTRATION (Michael D'Ascenzo)
EUROPEAN TAXATION OF PASSIVE INCOME (Marco Greggi)
CLIENTVIEW (Julie Cassidy)
SHOULD THE INTERNATIONAL INCOME OF AN AUSTRALIAN RESIDENT BE TAXED ON A WORLDWIDE OR TERRITORIAL BASIS? (John McLaren)
THE DUTIES OF TAX COMMISSIONERS: THE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE GENERAL JUDICIAL DENIAL OF TORTIOUS OR EQUITABLE DUTIES TO AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND TAXPAYERS (John Bevacqua)
THE FINANCING EFFECT: WILL A TAX TRANSPARENT FORM FOR CLOSELY HELD BUSINESSES IN AUSTRALIA ASSIST WITH FINANCING? (Brett Freudenberg)
INDIRECT TAXATION OF WINE: AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON (Paul Kenny)
UNDERSTANDING THE COMPLIANCE BEHAVIOUR OF MALAYSIAN INDIVIDUAL TAXPAYERS USING A MIXED METHOD APPROACH (Ern Chen Loo, Margaret McKerchar and Ann Hansford)
IS THE COMMISSIONER RIGHT TO NOT SEEK SPECIAL LEAVE OF THE HIGH COURT TO APPEAL AGAINST THE FULL FEDERAL COURT'S DECISION IN MURDOCH? (Maheswaran Sridaran)

Macquarie Journal of International and Comparative Environmental Law, Volume 6, 2009

Thu, 28 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL NOTES (Judith Preston)
ARTICLES
The Right To An Ecologically Unimpaired Environment As A Strategy For Achieving Environmentally Sustainable Human Societies Worldwide (Paul A Barresi)
The International And Eu Legal Framework For The Protection Of Wetlands With Particular Reference To The Mediterranean Basin (Nikolaos E Farantouris)
Implementation Of The Marpol Convention In Bangladesh (Md Saiful Karim)
Reindeer Herding: A Traditional Indigenous Livelihood (Johanna Lindqvist)
Water And Ecologically Sustainable Development In The Courts (Brian J Preston)
The Sorcerer II Expedition: Intellectual Property And Biodiscovery (Matthew Rimmer)
The Multiple Meanings and Practical Problems With Making A Duty Of Care Work For Stewardship In Agriculture (Mark Shepheard & Professor Paul Martin)
The Management Of Persistent Organic Pollutants In Nepal (Shobha Kumari Yadav and Koh Kheng Lian)
BOOK REVIEW
Environmental & Planning Law In New South Wales (2nd Edition) (Elise Trask)

Psychiatry, Psychology and Law, Volume 17, Issue 1, February 2010

Fri, 22 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

Case Commentary
The Duty of Care Owed by Police to a Person at Risk of Suicide: Stuart v Kirkland-Veenstra [2009] HCA 15 (22 April 2009) (2009) 254 ALR 432; 83 ALJR 623, French CJ, Gummow, Hayne, Heydon, Crennan and Kiefel JJ (Russ Scott) p.1-24
Articles
Is the Mental Health Review Tribunal Inherently Unfair to Patients? (Amar Shah) p.25-31
Can the Elimination Lineup Procedure Overcome Lineup Bias: Comparison of Procedures (Joanna D. Pozzulo; Julie L. Dempsey; Christine Clarke) p.32-38
Victimisation and the Insanity Defence: Coping with Confusion, Conflict and Conciliation (Duncan Chappell) p.39-51
A Note on the Reliability and Validity of Suicide Statistics (Robert D. Goldney) p.52-56
Psychological Maturity of At-Risk Juveniles, Young Adults and Adults: Implications for the Justice System (Claire Bryan-Hancock; Sharon Casey) p.57-69
Sentencing Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Women in Western Australia's Higher Courts (Christine E. W. Bond; Samantha Jeffries) p.70-78
Improving the Reliability of the Diagnosis of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in Civil Litigation (Matthew M. Large; Olav Nielssen) p.79-87
Risky Business: Predicting Recidivism (Justice Susan Glazebrook) p.88-120
Using Constructivist Self-Development Theory to Understand Judges' Reactions to a Courthouse Shooting: An Exploratory Study (Monica K. Miller; David M. Flores; Brittany J. Pitcher) p.121-138
Representations of Parental Responsibility in the Media (Nancy White) p.139-147
Psychopathic and Neuropathic Pathways to Homicide: Examination of Harris and Rice's Two-Path Model of Criminal Violence in Homicide (Derek G. Gilligan; Christopher J. Lennings) p.148-168
Book Review
Escape, by Carolyn Jessop (Ian Freckelton, SC) p.169-171

Deakin Law Review, Volume 14, Number 2, 2009

Thu, 21 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

Too Much Law? Risk, Reasonableness and the Judge as Regulator (Justice Chris Maxwell) p.143
Articles
State-Based Business Licensing in Australia: The Constitution, Economics and International Perspectives (Anthony Gray) p.165
Recent Developments in Sexual Harassment Law: Towards a New Model (Anita Mackay) p.189
Essays from the 2009 Deakin Food Law and Policy Symposium
Symposium Introduction
Food Law: Challenges and Future Directions (Ian Freckelton, SC) p.219
International and Domestic Trade Regulations To Secure the Food Supply (Christine Kaufmann and Caroline Ehlert) p.233
Protecting Health, Environment and Agriculture: Authorisation of Genetically Modified Crops and Food in the United States and the European Union (Margaret Rosso Grossman) p.257
The System of Food Law in the European Union (Bernd M J van der Meulen) p.305
Crown Immunity in a Food Crisis: A Consideration of the 2008 Listeriosis Outbreak in Canada (Shelley J Miller and Shauna N Finlay) p.341
Protecting Legal Rights when Things Go Wrong: Legal Recourse if Mandatory Fortification of a Food Were to Harm Human Health (Joe Lederman) p.367
Reflections on Public Health Policy in the Food Regulatory System: Challenges, and Opportunities for Nutrition and Food Law Experts To Collaborate (Mark Lawrence) p.397
Book Review
Judicial Ethics in Australia (3rd Edition) by the Honourable James Thomas AM (Oscar I Roos) p.415

Australian Journal of Human Rights, Volume 15, Issue 1, 2009

Thu, 21 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

Special Issue on Human Rights and Disability
Articles
Disabling discrimination legislation: The High Court and judicial activism (Margaret Thornton) p.1
Disabling criminology: conceptualising the intersections of critical disability studies and critical criminology for people with mental health and cognitive disabilities in the criminal justice system (Leanne Dowse, Eileen Baldry and Phillip Snoyman) p.29
What's so 'critical' about critical disability studies? (Helen Meekosha and Russell Shuttleworth) p.47
The three Ds of welfare reform: disability, disgust and deservingness (Karen Soldatic and Barbara Pini) p.77
A guaranteed right to trial by jury at state level? (Anthony Gray) p.97
The challenges of marketing and income generation training to support women in exercising their right to self-reliance in a refugee camp context: a case study from the Thai-Burma border (Debra Maynard and Janita Suter) p.127
Are human rights capable of liberation? The case of sex and gender diversity (Sarah Winter) p.151
Book reviews
Bills of Rights in Australia: History, Politics and Law by Andrew Byrnes, Hilary Charlesworth and Gabrielle McKinnon (The Hon Michael Kirby, AC CMG) p.175
Implementing Human Rights Norms: Judicial Discretion and Use of Unincorporated Conventions by Wendy Lacey (Susan Harris Rimmer) p.181
Human Rights and Corporations edited by David Kinley (Justine Nolan) p.185

Australian Journal of Gender and Law, 2009, Volume 1

Fri, 15 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

Articles
Police Officers, Women and Intimate Partner Violence: giving primacy to social context (Ann-Claire Larsen, Marika Guggisberg)
Who Wins When the Pregnant Athlete Plays? The Legal Intersection of Discrimination, Negligence and Feminist Jurisprudence (Kendra Hagan)
The Pill - A Rose Ringed by a Thorn Bush? Past and Present Ramifications (Jackson Nyamuya Maogoto, Helena Anolak)
Working Papers
Childhood to Womanhood - Child Brides and the Inefficiency of the Indian State (Sule Tomkinson)
Twilight: It's Always Darkest Before the Dawn Discourse on Feminism and Multiculturalism (Renee Ann Pistone)
A History of Married Women’s Real Property Rights (Andrew James Cowie)

Environmental and Planning Law Journal, Volume 27, Number 1, January 2010

Fri, 15 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

ARTICLES
Solar access law: 30 years on (Adrian J Bradbrook) p.5
Planning for coastal climate change in Victoria (Elisa de Wit and Rachael Webb) p.23
Participation and responsiveness in merits review of polycentric decisions: A comparison of development assessment appeals (Andrew Edgar) p.36
From revolution to evolution: Two decades of planning in Queensland (Philippa England) p.53
Reflections on the history and role of the Environment Court in New Zealand (Kenneth Palmer) p.69

LAWASIA Journal, 2008

Tue, 12 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

About LAWASIA iv
Foreword from the President, LAWASIA vi
Refereed Articles
Dialogue Across Difference: Freedom of Speech and the Media in India and Australia (Chief Justice Robert French) p.1
The Doctrine of Ordre Public and the Sino-US Copyright Dispute (Kong Qingjiang) p.34
Land, Law and the Faa-Samoa (Jennifer Corrin) p.46
Carbon Capture and Storage: A Need for Re-Conceiving Property Interests and Resource Management in the Australian Legal System (Ross Ashcroft) p.70
International Financial Regulation, Access To Finance, Systemic Stability, and Development (Emilios Avgouleas) p.92
War Crimes Against Women: An Asian Perspective (Yukiko Ohara Stave) p.114
Revisiting E-Courts in India: A Bird's Eye View from the Australian Context (Afroza Begum) p.134
The Elected Presidency Under the Singapore Constitutional Model of Pragmatic Governance (Suppiah Murugesan) p.146
Review Articles
Finding the Role for Shari'a Law In Post-Reformasi Indonesia (Ann Black) p.165
Book Reviews
Plunder: When the Rule of Law is Illegal by Ugo Mattei and Laura Nader (Darryn Jensen) p.183
LawAsia Reports
Report on LawAsia Mission to Pakistan (Janet Neville) p.189
Country Notes
Hong Kong p.197
Japan p.201
Korea p.208
Laos p.213
New Zealand p.216
The Philippines p.223
Singapore p.229
Notes for Contributors p.234
Joining LAWASIA p.235
Subscribing to the LAWASIA Journal p.236

Criminal Law Journal, Volume 33, Number 6, December 2009

Sun, 10 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL
Challenges ahead for human rights and criminal justice p.305
ARTICLES
Public interest immunity claims in national security trials and the role of special counsel (Trent Glover) p.309
Hate crime laws in Australia: Are they achieving their goals? (Gail Mason) p.326
Human rights, human dignity and the right to die: Lessons from Europe on assisted suicide (Brendon Murphy) p.341
CASE AND COMMENT — Kylie Weston-Scheuber
Totani v South Australia: Organised crime laws under fire p.357
VOLUME 33 — 2009
Table of Authors p.365
Table of Cases p.367
Index p.381

University of Notre Dame Australia Law Review, Volume 10, 2008

Fri, 8 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

Foreword by the Editor (Power, Jane) ix
It's Time to Abolish Diminished Responsibility, the Coach and Horses' Defence through Criminal Responsibility for Murder (Hemming, Andrew) p.1
Watchdog or Paper Tiger: The Enforcement of Human Rights in International Forums (Cassidy, Julie) p.37
A Reflection on the Views of Julius Stone and the Applicability of International Law to the Middle East (Dahdal, Andrew) p.61
The Purification of Torts, the Consolidation of Criminal Law and the Decline of Victim Power (Kirchengast, Tyrone) p.85
Infringement Notices under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth): Has the Commonwealth Parliament Gone Too Far? (Hyland, Margaret) p.115
A Case Note on Koompahtoo Local Aboriginal Land Council v Sanpine Pty Limited (Hobson, Brooke) p.139

Journal Jurisprudence, Volume 3, 2009

Sat, 2 Jan 2010 05:00:00 GMT

Call For Papers p.154
Subscription Information p.156
Editorial (Aron Ping D'Souza) p.157
A Platonic Critique of Codification (Kyle A. Scott) p.159
A Ratchet That Can Get Stuck: On the Relationship Between the American Federal and States' Constitutions (Ofer Raban) p.177
Where Do Constitutional Modalities Come From? Complexity Theory and the Emergence of Intradoctrinalism (Jesse Ram Merriam) p.191
Sovereignıy: Its Concomitant Ingredients, Its Pragmatic Constraints and Islamic Jurisprudence: A Critical Appraisal (Nehaluddín Ahmad) p.219
Ancient Constitutionalism: Sir Edward Coke's Contribution to the Anglo Ameńcan Legal Tradition (Jason S. Crye) p.235

Media & Arts Law Review, Volume 13, Number 4, December 2008

Thu, 31 Dec 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Defining parody and satire: Australian copyright law and its new exception: Part 2 - Advancing ordinary definitions (Conal Condren, Jessica Milner Davis, Sal....)
Rethinking the defamation jury (Roy Baker and Julian Leslie)
Protecting corporate reputations in teh era of uniform national defamation laws (Matt Collins)
Art on the outside: Thoughts on legal aspects of institutionalised art production (Alix Hunter and Kate MacNeil)
Sweat of the brow withstands an icy challenge: Databases and the test for copyright infringement (Joshua Henderson)
Book Review
Hate Speech and Freedom in Australia, Katharine Gelber and Adrienne Stone (Eds) (Reviewed by Suzanne Derry)
From Public Service Broadcasting to Public Service Media by Gregory Ferrell Lowe and Jo Bardoel (Eds) (Reviewed by Anne Dunn)
Going, Going, Gone: Regulating the Market in Illicit Antiquities by S R M MacKenzie (Reviewed by J C Gibson)

Federal Law Review, Volume 37, Number 2, 2009

Tue, 22 Dec 2009 05:00:00 GMT

ARTICLES
The Great Depression, this Depression, and Administrative Law (MARK ARONSON) p.165
The Australian Criminal Code: Time for Some Changes (IAN LEADER-ELLIOTT) p.205
Global Administrative Law: Can it Bring Global Governance to Account? (ANDREW D MITCHELL AND JOHN FARNIK) p.237
Is there a 'Public Benefit' in Improving Working Conditions for Independent Contractors? Collective Bargaining and the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) (SHAE MCCRYSTAL) p.263
COMMENTS
The Principle of Legality and the Judicial Protection of Rights — Evans v New South Wales (DAN MEAGHER) p.295
David Hicks and Australian Proceeds of Crime Legislation: Can he Sell his Story? (LUCAS BASTIN) p.315

Australian Journal of Labour Law, Volume 23, Number 1, December 2009

Fri, 18 Dec 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Editorial p.1
Articles
The Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) and the Right to Strike (Shae McCrystal) p.3
The Transfer of Business Provisions of the Fair Work Act in National and International Context (Breen Creighton and Elizabeth Shi) p.39

Insurance Law Journal, Volume 20, Number 3, December 2009

Tue, 15 Dec 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Articles
The admission of pre-contract negotiations in the construction and interpretation of insurance contracts (N B Rao) p.145
Proportionate liability — An update (Cameron Macaulay, SC and Tony Horan) p.173
Loss of opportunity claims against professionals: A physical injury by any other name would sound in damage (Richard Leahy and Genovieve Lajeunesse) p.197
New ways of doing old things (The Hon Justice David Byrne) p.215
Case Note
ACE v Moose: Enforcing the jurisdictional bargain (Adam Chylek and Gareth Horne) p.225

Australian Journal of Labour Law, Volume 22, Number 3, December 2009

Mon, 14 Dec 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Call for Papers p.229
Editorial p.230
Articles
Democratic Deliberation of Labour Law: A Preliminary Inquiry into the Making of the Fair Work Act (Joo-Cheong Tham) p.232
Unfinished Constitutional Business: Building a National System to Regulate Work (Rosemary Owens) p.258
Fair Work and the Re-regulation of Collective Bargaining (Rae Cooper and Bradon Ellem) p.284
Partners in Enforcement? The New Balance Between Government and Trade Union Enforcement of Employment Standards in Australia (Tess Hardy and John Howe) p.306

Australian Property Law Journal, Volume 17, Number 3, December 2009

Thu, 10 Dec 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Articles
Last but not least: The Torrens System's path to Western Australia (Greg Taylor) p.279
The susceptibility of digital signatures to fraud in the National Electronic Conveyancing System: An analysis (Rouhshi Low and Earnest Foo) p.303
Anti-Shevill clauses and statutory protection of tenants from forfeiture: What's left after Gumland Property Holdings Pty Ltd v Duffy Bros Fruit Market (Campbelltown) Pty Ltd? (Denise McGill) p.326
Book Review
Commercial Tenancy Law by A Bradbrook, C Croft and R Hay (Samuel Hopper) p.342

Australian Journal of Administrative Law, Volume 17, Number 1, November 2009

Tue, 8 Dec 2009 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL
A return to proper case management p.5
Privative clauses p.5
Judges and democracy p.6
Judges and public service p.8
TRADE, COMMERCE AND REVENUE — Tim Moe
The clear light of day: Ombudsman investigations and normative values of public administration p.9
CASENOTES — Rebecca Heath
SZMKG v Minister for Immigration & Citizenship p.13
WORK AND EMPLOYMENT — Graeme Orr and Joo-Cheong Tham
Law-making and temporary migrant labour schemes: Accountability and the 457 visa scheme p.18
DISCRIMINATION AND REFUGEES — Edward Santow
The Brennan Committee Report: Reform of discrimination law p.21
ARTICLES
The use of administrative law to enforce human rights (Janina Boughey) p.25
ASIO, adverse security assessments, and a denial of procedural fairness (Keiran Hardy) p.39
Inferences against Ministers who fail to give evidence in judicial review proceedings (Anthony Papamatheos) p.50
BOOK REVIEWS - Matthew Groves
The Immigration Kit by Suhad Kamand, Rowena Irish, Peter Bollard, Kerry Murphy and Mark Webster p.53
A Simple Common Lawyer - Essays in Honour of Michael Taggart by David Dyzenhaus, Murray Hunt and Grant Huscroft p.54

University of Western Australia Law Review, Volume 34, Number 2, September 2009

Mon, 7 Dec 2009 05:00:00 GMT

ARTICLES
The National Native Title Tribunal's Application of the Native Title Act in Future Act Inquiries (Christopher J Sumner & Lisa Wright) p.191
Implied Rights and Federalism: Inventing Intentions While Ignoring Them (James Allan) p.228
Herbert Vere Evan, the United Nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Alter 60 Years (Michael Kirby, AC CMG) p.238
The Incorporation of Contractual Terms in Unsigned Documents—Is it Time for a Realistic, Consumer-Friendly Approach? (Aviva Freilich & Eileen Webb) p.261
Who Are Judges Writing For? (Vicki Waye) p.274
Comparative Contractual Remedies (Thomas D Musgrave) p.300

Australian Journal of Corporate Law, Volume 24, Number 1, December 2009

Fri, 4 Dec 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Editorial Note p.1
Articles
The proper role of shareholders in the decision-making processes of modern large Australian public companies (James Mayanja) p.9
Independent directors and Australia's corporate governance model: A survey of independent directors' views (Angelo Veljanovski, Albie Brooks and Judy Oliver) p.33
New regulation of derivatives markets in Canada — an Australian perspective (Paul Latimer) p.55
Monitoring compliance with enforceable undertakings (Marina Nehme) p.76